Best Interaction Design: Maude’s Diary by Victoria Cadieux:

From the artist:  “I decided to create Maude’s Diary to highlight the sexism our society has taught AI and how it could greatly affect us in the long run. Specifically, this project focuses on Deepfakes and their effects on young girls when they are used as a revenge or as a sexist way to “prank” them. The game consists of an interactive “diary controller,” which is supposed to represent the diary of a fourteen year old girl named Maude. The player has to interact with the diary in some way to trigger a story Maude wrote about in her diary to be read. Maude starts out very happy, but begins to become sadder and sadder, until the player learns that Maude has had Deepfakes posted of her online by classmates at school. The game ends showing that these types of stories are true, with sources, research, and parts of my manifesto included in the physical “diary controller.” This game came to life because I, as a woman, sometimes fear what could happen to me and others knowing the disgusting amusement some people get from sexualizing women and possibly ruining their lives, careers or self-esteems by posting them in fake sexual situations.”